The quality or state of being diachronic; the characteristic of examining or studying things across time rather than at a single moment.
From 'diachronic' + '-ness' (noun suffix indicating quality), literally 'the state of being diachronic.'
The diachronicness of language study shows that comparing Shakespeare to modern tweets reveals not just grammar differences but how human concerns and values shift across centuries.
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